We need to not only address the current drought and future droughts, but to restore the fisheries and ecosystems that are the backbone of Californias natural history. There is controversy because the bond includes $2.7 billion for water storage, but that doesnt necessarily mean dams. Groundwater storage will be the primary focus, which is much less expensive to establish, improve, and maintain than building new dams. In addition, the Water Bond specifically states that any funding for surface storage projects will have to be approved by the California Water Commission, in consultation with the State Water Board and Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Posted on: Wed, 29 Oct 2014 16:30:06 +0000
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